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Center of university of virginia. you say cain nomination would be aberration of historic proportions. >> it would be aberration. just because something hasnt happened before doesnt mean it wont happen in the future. look, herman cain has never been elected to public office. historically presidents who have never been elected to public office have only been generals, generals of the army like dwight eisenhower or even george washington, if you dont count his election to the virginia house of bur...

Taxes ever in the middle of a recession or in a downturn in an economy. so he spent the first time, first part of this news conference saying how the country has stalled, the economy has stalled, and it risks going backwards into a double dip recession, essentially, if this jobs bill isnt passed. and then endorsed the method to pay for it which is the 5.6% surtax on millionaires. jon: bret baier, the anchor of "special report." well see you tonight, 6 p.m. eastern. im sure the news conference gi...

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Of their job, it helps them refinance. thats not the crux of the housing crisis. what we have is a situation where there arent a lot of people who will make the move into housing and who can drive new demand, but that is, ultimately, a function of the job market. if we arent focused on generating jobs in this economy, low mortgage rates mean very, very little for outcomes for housing. jenna: i was just going to ask you a little bit more about a broader view of if low rates wont encourage a revie...

Jenna: welcome back, everyone, to this fox business alert. a huge headline today. 0 and 15-year fixed rate mortgages now at historic low. that means a 30-year fixed mortgage is now below 4% for the very first time ever. president and economist at the university of pennsylvanias warren school of business. sam, why now? why are we see these record low mortgage rates now? >> it largely reflected, jenna, that confidence in the economic outlook is fairly weak and that investors are concerned about wh...

History at this moment actually turns that on its head? it gives an opening for something like this to happen? someone with doesnt have political experience to go to the highest office in the land? >> im always open to unprecedented ideas and realities maybe but im simply saying from a historical perspective the odds are clearly against it. i think you could interpret cains percentage, first of all as an endorsement of him. people really like him but he might be a placeholder of sorts. weve had ...

Tax cuts for small businesses and middle class families, tax breaks for our veterans. we will just keep on going at it and hammering away until something gets done. and i would love nothing more than to see congress act so aggressively that i cant campaign against them as a do-nothing congress. all right? thank you very much, everybody. jenna: the president of the united states speaking just over an hour and ten minutes starting with the jobs bill and ending with the jobs bill. the economy being...

Led at least one national republican primary poll this year. how typical is it to see, well, such a game of musical chairs, if you will? >> its unusual to have that many. it is actually usual as long as an incumbent isnt in the race, to have multiple people lead polls at some point. it just makes sense. people dont know all these candidates. theyre getting to know them. they like some aspects of candidates x and they other aspects of candidate y. i have loads of correspondence write me take this...

Fall a little bit further. and not undermining any sense of energy about wanting to become a homeowner and slowing the pace of recovery in the housing market. but, ultimately, even to get an improvement there what we need to see is that the basic underpinks for command -- underpinnings for housing in the united states, and that really is jobs, needs to be much, much stronger than what weve seen over this recovery. short of reducing the supply or available stock of housing, you know, by tearing s...